Automatic resolution settings

This has been driving me crazy. Ever since I bought Photoshop CS5, when I bring an image in, it makes the resolution an arbitrary number (usually under 5ppi) and the size something crazy high. So I have to go in and manually adjust it to 300 or 72 or whatever the native/optimal size should be. It resamples it when I change the color profile as well.
What can I do to change my settings/preferences so it uses the native resolution, or at least gives it a a standard resolution of 300, every time?

That's the problem, it's not defaulting to 72. They're coming from all over the place and this happens with various file types, but take my scanner for example. If I scan in something 8.5x11 @ 300dpi, and save it as a TIF, when I open it in Photoshop, the resolution is not 300dpi (or 72). It's like 1.345 dpi and 480"x700" or something.
This happens more than half the time, but not always. But enough to be really annoying, especially since it seems random and I can't put my finger on how to fix this. If I do manually fix the resolution in Image Size, sometimes it reverts back to the weird res after I change to color profile or save it. I figured I was just missing something in the preferences or something. I have no idea what's going on.

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We recently introduced a Exchange 2010 server into our Exchange 2003 enviroment but had to stop migrating users over to it after it became appartent that users using Outlook 2010 could not switch on their Out Of Office, getting an "Your automatic reply settings
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Please verify IIS
settings:
======================
On Exchange CAS
server, open IIS console,
Go to default web site, double click “SSL
Settings”, make sure Client Certificates is set to “Ignore”
Click Autodiscover, double click “SSL
Settings”, make sure Client Certificates is set to “Ignore”
Click EWS, double click “SSL
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Out of Office error: 'Your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Try again later.'

Hi,
This is my first post in the forums. Please forgive me if it's in the wrong category or if it's not posted correctly in any way.
I'll try and give you below as much information about the problem we have here as I can.
What we have:
- an on-premises Windows 2012 Standard server that is the PDC, DNS and DHCP server;
- a second Windows 2012 Standard server with the sole purpose of hosting our Exchange 2013 CU7 server;
- Windows 7 PCs with Office Home and Business 2010 v.14.0.7143.5000 (32-bit);
- Outlook 2010 connects through Outlook Anywhere (mail.ourdomain.com).
The problem:
If trying to set up Out of Office through Outlook on the client PCs, we'd get an error message: 'Your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is currently unavailable. Try again later.' Interestingly, it does work normally for some users.
It works fine for all users if done through OWA.
Tests performed:
User 1 on PC1 has the problem. User 2 on PC2 doesn't have the problem. Both users are members of the same security groups.
- setting up User 2 on PC 1: the problem exists;
- setting up User 1 on PC 2: the problem exists;
- setting up a second Outlook profile on PC2 within User 2's domain account (the one that works), for the same User 2: the problem still exists!
I haven't been able to set up an Outlook account that works since this issue was discovered, although there are existing Outlook accounts that do not have the issue.
Let me also point out we have another issue we are working on and which may or may not be related: the Autodiscover function in Outlook doesn't work. Test E-mail AutoConfiguration results in 'Autoconfiguration was unable to determine your settings!'.
I can see postings in the Internet of other people having the same problem with OoO, but couldn't see a solution that fits my case: some existing accounts in Outlook are fine, other are not and newly created profiles of aforementioned working accounts do not
work. The majority of the articles/threads I read suggest recreating the Virtual Directories in Exchange, but we did that just a month ago (when troubleshooting the Autodiscover problem) and besides if the problem is in the Virtual Directories, I would expect
it to affect all accounts.
Any help in resolving this problem would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know if you need other details.
Apologies if the posting is not in the right place or not done properly - I'm still learning.

The IIS log files on the CAS might tell you something. Depending on how your proxy server handles NAT the IP address of your connection might be from the proxy server instead of your client.
In any case, a tool like Fiddler (http://www.telerik.com/fiddler) can be extremely helpful in working on problems like this because it can decode the SSL traffic on the client and you can see what's being sent
and what's being received.
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Is the time correct on the client machine? Is it more than 5 minutes different to the Exchange machines and domain controllers? That'd be something that would cause Kerberos to fail.
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if some names should bypass proxy servers entirely and just connect directly. If run a strictly Microsoft network with only Microsoft product that you can manage with GPOs (and you can enforce those GPOs on every machine -- even the BYOD ones) you probably
don't need a WPAD.
--- Rich Matheisen MCSE&I, Exchange MVP

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Hello,
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name:
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The following output was displayed:
"VERBOSE: Connecting to SERVER2011.EXCHANGE.local
VERBOSE: Connected to SERVER2011.EXCHANGE.local.
[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Enable-ExchangeCertificate -Thumbprint 62C247B3BD081D0A8B074D4A928A76E6DA3BABBA -Services POP,I
MAP,SMTP,IIS
WARNING: This certificate will not be used for external TLS connections with an FQDN of 'SERVER2011.EXCHANGE.local'
because the CA-signed certificate with thumbprint '71ADF367E190E269C1036BBF4A09C55E62536791' takes precedence. The
following receive/send connectors match that FQDN: Default SERVER2011.
WARNING: This certificate will not be used for external TLS connections with an FQDN of
'mail.companyname.co.uk' because the CA-signed certificate with thumbprint
'67ECB1A383CBD05424C58F6A5E753C9377F49D3D' takes precedence. The following receive/send connectors match that FQDN:
Windows SBS Internet Receive SERVER2011, Fax/Printer.
Confirm
Overwrite the existing default SMTP certificate?
Current certificate: '67ECB1A383CBD05424C58F6A5E753C9377F49D3D' (expires 09/08/2015 09:06:17)
Replace it with certificate: '62C247B3BD081D0A8B074D4A928A76E6DA3BABBA' (expires 06/08/2015 17:05:22)
[Y] Yes [A] Yes to All [N] No [L] No to All [?] Help (default is "Y"):"
I opened up 'Internet Information
Services (IIS) Manager to find 2 Server Certificates issues to 'mail.companyname'
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I opened up the Exchange Management
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I need to know if it is okay to proceed in replacing the certificate and running this
command.
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We have this problem with some of our users, in that they get the server unavailable error when trying to activate the out of office.
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